- Oh yeah. I expected to be able to grab a note or group of notes and move
them in Finale - but there turns out to be a right click function then you have
to transpose.
- I found you could not import a midi file, then add a key signature, because
it would transpose everything
- couldn't copy and paste notes (e.g. "chorus") or chord symbols
- seemed like I had to enter the tempo three times
- it was nice to be able to have it analyze chords automatically but about
50% of the time they were totally wrong
- chord symbols would not let me enter certain things
- couldn't see a way to force a page break or measure break
- etc.
I think I will try Sibelius too. I know they have a demo. There is another
one called Notion I think too.
>
> I just remember that the big issue in all of these programs is once the note
> has already been entered, how easy is it to change? In Print music, it's
> very cumbersone, whereas in Logic, it's very easy. I have been doing things in
> Logic, converting to MIDI files and importing to Finale. But, if anything goes
> wrong or needs to be fixed, it's complicated.
>
>
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Re: [Logic_Cafe] sheet music
2008-09-22 by GAmoore@aol.com
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